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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#181 » by Indomitable » Thu Feb 26, 2015 11:07 am

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Is Rose not here next yr? Regardless of what people feel, Rose will be here and as he showed this year, with him here we're a top team in the east.

The reason I say this is because the next two years the Bulls will hope that Rose plays and if does knows they're up there for title talk. With that said They won't blow it up.

In regards to Hoiberg he isn't nor will any good coach come here if we go all Jerry Krause. We see how long that took. People rag on Floyd bur look at the players he had, they were garbage. Me I think at least one of Noah or Gasol need to stay. Pau is on such a good deal that he can be our 3rd big when Nikola is ready and Pau is very gifted offensively. I see Rose, Butler and Gasol pretty safe

Floyd stunk


I'm no Floyd lover but Phil Jackson would look pretty bad if coached that lineup. Basically Krause did what Philly is doing now and failed miserably. It's like bashing Brown in Philly.

Floyd coach one other team which was New Orleans with a halfway decent lineup and went 41-41.

Again not saying Floyd was this great coach but he was setup to fail

He did not have a playbook. He stank here and New Orleans. Artest,Miller, and Brand were worth more than 12 wins.
He was dreadful and was a crap coach.
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#182 » by Ralphb07 » Thu Feb 26, 2015 11:08 am

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We only have one pick, so you're not going to get a 4th big and a PG.


We could be getting that Kings pick with s good 2nd half from them


They're going to pass up that many teams? Especially those in the east?


Yes they could, since they're only 3 games behind the 11th seed. It's all bunched up right now. George Karl is going to have them playing much better.
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#183 » by Ralphb07 » Thu Feb 26, 2015 11:15 am

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Indomitable wrote:Floyd stunk


I'm no Floyd lover but Phil Jackson would look pretty bad if coached that lineup. Basically Krause did what Philly is doing now and failed miserably. It's like bashing Brown in Philly.

Floyd coach one other team which was New Orleans with a halfway decent lineup and went 41-41.

Again not saying Floyd was this great coach but he was setup to fail

He did not have a playbook. He stank here and New Orleans. Artest,Miller, and Brand were worth more than 12 wins.
He was dreadful and was a crap coach.


going 500 in New Orleans and making the playoffs is not stinking the joint. He had guys miss time in new Orleans.

Again you're missing the point. Floyd wasn't set up to succeed. The Bulls won't be doing that this time. The Bulls would be handing over a good roster to next coach.

People like to give half ass replies with Hoiberg and compare the two. Without mentioning the roster suck. I think people believe Floyd had MJ n company and stunk up the joint.

Again I don't think Floyd was great but when given a real nba roster he wasn't all that bad
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#184 » by TimRobbins » Thu Feb 26, 2015 11:35 am

Ralphb07 wrote:We could be getting that Kings pick with s good 2nd half from them


That's a huge longshot, particularly with Detroit playing well and Paul George about to be back with Indiana. It would probably take 34 wins for the Kings to grab the #11 pick and that's just not happening.
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#185 » by qianlong » Thu Feb 26, 2015 1:04 pm

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Fred won't come here if it's a rebuild. It had to be a retool. Basically Rose, Butler and Gasol would be a must. So it's really Noah and Gibson. To me you deal one and go from there. I think just getting Snell, Doug and Nikola legit roles will go a long way

Honestly, I don't give a s%&t about what fred wants. He may be good but he is not a proven coach, and i don't want the bulls to make moves depending on their best friend opionions. Gasol has to go this summer, he is a good player on a good contract, but he is old and wants to be in a contender, move him for younger ones. You can see it as a retool if you want, but he has to go. I wanted him in previous seasons, and i was contrary this summer, but with a core of Jimmy, Niko, and maybe Snell and McD he doesn't fit.


Is Rose not here next yr? Regardless of what people feel, Rose will be here and as he showed this year, with him here we're a top team in the east.

The reason I say this is because the next two years the Bulls will hope that Rose plays and if does knows they're up there for title talk. With that said They won't blow it up.

In regards to Hoiberg he isn't nor will any good coach come here if we go all Jerry Krause. We see how long that took. People rag on Floyd bur look at the players he had, they were garbage. Me I think at least one of Noah or Gasol need to stay. Pau is on such a good deal that he can be our 3rd big when Nikola is ready and Pau is very gifted offensively. I see Rose, Butler and Gasol pretty safe


I love derrick and i hope he fully recovers, but with the current state i wouldn't count on him. I hope he recovers, and stays with the team even after this contract, but planning the future with him as a cornerstone is not responsible.
As for hoiberg and krause i don't get the link. You sign a good established coach, or keep thibs, and you probably attract good players. You don't attract good players by signing your buddy. He may be a good coach, i'm not discussing that, but you shouldn't be making player decisions based on the desries of an unproven coach.
Also i'm not suggesting going full rebuild, but i suggest to keep our younger player, try to get some additional ones and move on. Gasol doesn't match that scenario and probably neither Taj or Noah, but between the three the first to go should be Gasol. He has more value and could net a better player in return.
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#186 » by Ralphb07 » Thu Feb 26, 2015 1:12 pm

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Ralphb07 wrote:We could be getting that Kings pick with s good 2nd half from them


That's a huge longshot, particularly with Detroit playing well and Paul George about to be back with Indiana. It would probably take 34 wins for the Kings to grab the #11 pick and that's just not happening.


No offense but I'm going to see how it unfolds instead of listening to you. George Karl is that good
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#187 » by Ralphb07 » Thu Feb 26, 2015 1:28 pm

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qianlong wrote:Honestly, I don't give a s%&t about what fred wants. He may be good but he is not a proven coach, and i don't want the bulls to make moves depending on their best friend opionions. Gasol has to go this summer, he is a good player on a good contract, but he is old and wants to be in a contender, move him for younger ones. You can see it as a retool if you want, but he has to go. I wanted him in previous seasons, and i was contrary this summer, but with a core of Jimmy, Niko, and maybe Snell and McD he doesn't fit.


Is Rose not here next yr? Regardless of what people feel, Rose will be here and as he showed this year, with him here we're a top team in the east.

The reason I say this is because the next two years the Bulls will hope that Rose plays and if does knows they're up there for title talk. With that said They won't blow it up.

In regards to Hoiberg he isn't nor will any good coach come here if we go all Jerry Krause. We see how long that took. People rag on Floyd bur look at the players he had, they were garbage. Me I think at least one of Noah or Gasol need to stay. Pau is on such a good deal that he can be our 3rd big when Nikola is ready and Pau is very gifted offensively. I see Rose, Butler and Gasol pretty safe


I love derrick and i hope he fully recovers, but with the current state i wouldn't count on him. I hope he recovers, and stays with the team even after this contract, but planning the future with him as a cornerstone is not responsible.
As for hoiberg and krause i don't get the link. You sign a good established coach, or keep thibs, and you probably attract good players. You don't attract good players by signing your buddy. He may be a good coach, i'm not discussing that, but you shouldn't be making player decisions based on the desries of an unproven coach.
Also i'm not suggesting going full rebuild, but i suggest to keep our younger player, try to get some additional ones and move on. Gasol doesn't match that scenario and probably neither Taj or Noah, but between the three the first to go should be Gasol. He has more value and could net a better player in return.



Thibs has not attracted players at all. Let's throw Hoiberg name out, forget him. No good coach is coming here if we lose Noah, Gasol and Gibson. Unless those three equal getting a super star. You rebuild and you get VDN guys or retread coaches who aren't good.

Now to Hoiberg. He isn't just some buddy of gar's so he's getting a job. GS wanted him, he wouldn't speak to them, Minny wanted him and he didn't speak to them. He is a highly sought out guy in NBA circles. It's the fact that he has strong ties with Gar that our job as it stands would interest him. So this notion of us doing Hoiberg a favor just needs to stop.

My point is that as long as Derrick is here you can't strip the team. Also if you want to bring in a good coach, a complete makeover isn't smart.

Now if the Bulls moved Gasol next year and kept Noah, Nikola and Gibson, they'd be attractive. I'm not saying don't make moves, I'm saying to make them. What I'm saying is out of Gasol, Noah and Gibson you keep the best one. To me that's Gasol, to the Bulls maybe it's not.

If Thibs is gone this summer which I expect, the new coach is going to be on board with Snell, Doug and Nikola being pieces to Rose, Butler and the bigs we keep. So the rebuild is somewhat there, it's just the guys are on the team and havent played significant roles. Snell Doug and Nikola are all under 25. We have either 1 or 2 picks this summer and means to move up in this draft.

The Bulls are just some what ahead of it with Nikola and Snell getting some burn now. If Course It Would Be Better For Doug to get burn but that isn't happening.

The Bulls need to determine which bigs to keep. 1-2 should go and at least keep one of our C
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#188 » by PrimzyBulls81 » Thu Feb 26, 2015 10:04 pm

Rose wont go anywhere.. he will be back,Jimmy will be max-up.. Kirk will be back,too bad,but he will pick up his player option..

so we have : find decent backup for Rose and he should be higher than 6*1..
Rose ; ? UFA or draft Wright? ; Hinrich
Butler ; UFA backup
Snell ; McDermott
Gasol ; Mirotic ; Bairstow
Noah ; Gibson ; draft C - maybe Cauley-Stein or D.Johnson or backup veteran UFA

Okafor and Turner will be top 5 in draft..Okafor probably even no.1! Maybe we should explore the Embiid option from Sixers?!
Taj and two 1st rounders maybe??

BUT most likely - starting lineup is with Snell at SF.. pretty much the same core,except we get a defensive pass first PG and good prospect on center spot for future I hope..
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#189 » by Ugly0598 » Thu Feb 26, 2015 10:49 pm

I'm not a Bulls diehard or watch every game, but I don't get where this "bottom of is falling" out stuff from quite a few people on RealGM are talking about, Rose was a negative offensive player, stealing more efficient shots from Butler, Pau, Noah, etc. I don't think the Bulls are in much trouble.
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#190 » by Ralphb07 » Fri Feb 27, 2015 1:15 am

UtahJazzFan88 wrote:I'm not a Bulls diehard or watch every game, but I don't get where this "bottom of is falling" out stuff from quite a few people on RealGM are talking about, Rose was a negative offensive player, stealing more efficient shots from Butler, Pau, Noah, etc. I don't think the Bulls are in much trouble.


You said it yourself you don't watch the games. Rose was not a negative. Even when he goes 1 for 12, the attention he gets opens up so much for others. We saw it this past game. Now if they had a legit back up PG, yes they could sustain it, but they don't. That's why people are upset about this year.
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#191 » by Ralphb07 » Fri Feb 27, 2015 1:28 am

I was talking to a buddy today and came away with new thinking.

If the Bulls are looking to move on from Thibs. I think they should blow it up some. You trade Noah and Gibson, yes both. I'd go for a younger C and a young starting wing. You add those two with Butler, Nikola, McDermott, Snell, draft pick, exception to Rose. If Thibs is going start over
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#192 » by Ugly0598 » Fri Feb 27, 2015 1:52 am

Ralphb07 wrote:
UtahJazzFan88 wrote:I'm not a Bulls diehard or watch every game, but I don't get where this "bottom of is falling" out stuff from quite a few people on RealGM are talking about, Rose was a negative offensive player, stealing more efficient shots from Butler, Pau, Noah, etc. I don't think the Bulls are in much trouble.


You said it yourself you don't watch the games. Rose was not a negative. Even when he goes 1 for 12, the attention he gets opens up so much for others. We saw it this past game. Now if they had a legit back up PG, yes they could sustain it, but they don't. That's why people are upset about this year.


Right but his numbers statistically indicates he wasn't very good offensively, but opening up the floor for others is a different story
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Re: Where Does the Team Go Longterm? 

Post#193 » by kdapiton » Fri Feb 27, 2015 2:59 am

Invest in a PG. Not the small rental ones we always have. Ideally via the draft that can be a future starting PG.

We're set in the SG spot (after all these years, yet here we are--what a cruel joke life is), and a future PF in JB and Niko. Depending on how well Doug and Tony pans out we may be set in SF as well. I love Jo but we're also boned in the C spot.

Longterm, go younger. Soon.

This season is obv. a different story (so far)
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